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Don’t assume that Honolulu restaurants will be over-priced just because of their unique location. You can actually find great dining in Honolulu for every budget. And best of all, you can enjoy moderately priced eateries that also feature beautiful settings.

Romantic
Each year Honolulu attracts lovers and honeymooners from around the globe. Many restaurants offer fine dining among soft lights, cascading waterfalls, and breathtaking views.

Alan Wong’s stands out for its southeastern Asian cuisine. A few specialties of the house stand out like Maui style beef and Onaga fish. The desserts prepared with coconut are superb.

Another outstanding restaurant for fine dining in Honolulu is Top of Waikiki. A table by the window will provide you with breathtaking views of the city. Steamed red snapper tops the well-liked dishes.

Tip: Dining before 6:00 p.m. will allow you to enjoy a superb meal at reduced prices.

A must for romantics is Orchids. It’s located in the elegant oceanfront Halekulani Hotel. The restaurant is impressive for its décor and its food. You can enjoy live entertainment at the Lewers Lounge. Sunday’s brunch attracts everyone in Honolulu.

An unusual, yet excellent place for dining in Honolulu is Nick’s Fishmarket. It’s ideal for fresh seafood as well as steaks. Hawaiian artists work while you eat. Specialties include clam chowder and pupu soup. The salad and appetizer menus offer great variety.

And if you’re dying to try the famed Kobe beef, Gyu-Kaku is the place. It’s been said that you don’t need a knife to cut the steaks.

Casual
For another venue serving fabulous beef, try Ruth’s Chris Steak House. Its casual ambience will provide you with a fine dining experience.

A favorite of locals and visitors alike is Bubba Gump Shrimp Company and Restaurant. Sit at an outdoor table and enjoy a bucket of fried shrimp. Afterward, indulge on a slice of coconut crème pie.

In the midst of Chinatown, you’ll find Indigo. Its décor resembles a sanctuary but the food is sinfully spicy. Don’t miss the crab cakes or the salmon seasoned with miso.

Another must for dining in Honolulu is Keo’s Thai Restaurant. Its tropical atmosphere provides a setting for enjoying a famous dish called “Evil Jungle Prince.” The recipe is a secret but experts have detected flavors of coconut milk, and spicy chili.

Don’t miss the superb dim sum served at Legend Seafood. Locals fill the place on a daily basis. Sticky buns also top the list of most ordered items.

Sushi is normally expensive and served in lavish settings. If you want to enjoy this delicacy at moderate prices, Yohei Sushi is the place. And for those who don’t treasure the experience of dining on raw fish, the delectable tempuras are a good choice.

Several restaurants offer American style dining in Honolulu. Of the most popular ones are the Chowder House and Fisherman’s Wharf. Both offer casual ambience and serious seafood creations.

A picnic by the beach after an arduous day of shopping is another dining option when it comes to Honolulu’s dining experiences. In fact, the options are endless.